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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
The KaIser.s special Train.

The imperial special train which has been
used by the Emperor William during his re-
cent journeys consists OK three saloon car
rinCss, which a-o connected with each other
by covered passage liGhted with gas, fitted
electric bells and 4 telegraph apparatus. TIE
day saloon il hung with blue dalnssk, and
contains only easy chairs, sofas, ard couple
Of tables. At one end is a coupe, where the
emperor usually stands, or sits on a high
chair. when passing through 4 large town or
wherever there r. any fine scenery. A portion
o. the next carriage q fitted M as a study,
and there s n desk and writing materials; bat
his rnaj-ssy hes almost given up working IN
the train. although til last year he went
through his letters ard Dispatches Just IN the
ssr1s nnsthodical way as X he were az Berlin
or Pofsdam. A dressing room. which con-
tains everything that could possibly be want
sd. ad5cins The study. Another saloon IL the
bedroom. ssd contains the camp bed " wnich
TO emperor always uses. There is n large
saloon for ths suite, and another FOR the scr
wants Ths emperor's train has been ordered
90 travel st a comparatively slow rate OF
spe-t this year. and nourishng refresbment
las been sappsiod % hiS majesty every two
hours-ususiiT ths strongest SOUP that can be
made. OF ezgs hsaten Up With chanspagns, or
msst j4iy.--Lendon " Grid
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
: u.oLEsALE eaoess Asaoso


It41aErG-
Heart a xsss o1a aoo1t Charts Bzo~n.
fka aaasese.s grossr. Sezae yes1s age 1r.
Brosu zaa a. 0@is ffiaz4 seEe - LslDasa
ku<eeaer 8has t1srs shsy we.s - tAe So
are toxsrser era sys4lsg eEea 8 Nas szs-
nsuaesd tt4s fas FesaA f4m1sy were - -
r.fs.eas aIli ~ keal zzaaa a.k c9rrssst.y a.
si4s1 .a FssHiaE .-rsss Ucals - a1nztazsA.
~ bros1 as. Ia frea.a APPEARED IA lsec4
sea.s aai seFs 4s1isa aslz3ittz1cs - s4elF
set4 liss as1t t. a s4aszA ia s1s 81 t.s
aaia rssas zllAi a44est hsr - So tas lzlls =
Lax aezts back IL oFsi~r g sise .hem the ss-
psarzslls * q eafssaF. cLe 4xr-ed - % -
- SD shs La1 zcae Is flr etaars. sn1 tcs
scaesae scszl1 Eot scrk Ar BFoAm 1lla h,s
fr.sat. -11s oeiag 81 eazisy Pss Ass1is, ss~2
went 81 eostasler sd s4en secured a. ex-
trsu4elF ci& faSLione4 elsa oaal-zler, a4sle1
TO isrEs aa9 knea bFeecos& lnas atli.ei
tbsF agar alsll-al.iesi eatIaaos. 4 ceHarler
va sassr-,i Gas a.. Brown called atteDtioa
d las fAcs tAal ha Aad on = dress SAT-. snd Il
llastersi nat Whether is sas ths sty.s cf .
century ago CT ths present. CT snst1cr Il
ltls1 AiI o. noG
Tas t~o @ere finally allossd q 60 IA. TIE
coals looked ou1lzndisn, Wien the tso gen
tlsmen al down ths collars stack up over
tneir beads. ard the tails b4Usnsd the noor.
Ia alidiEson % their oisity Of dress, beth ear
Fiea SPY glasses IA leu of opera glssses. Which
t1sy isvelsi Ia every direction To make It's
slti1atioa more grotssaas they woula stand
up ostween the acts. showing their costnHs
e. the greatest advantage. Finaly the az
tentlon og To eutirs ald4@nce. including ths
Prince ef Wases. was attracted % them. sne
every Body burst into laughter at tksr ridica
lous appearsnce. Meanwhile the two Ameri
cans, tkoaxh they were inwArdiy enjoying
ths whole thing. maintained their compos
ere. Tan out thsif spy glasses aud inspeesee
tks people laughing AZ them With the creates
/ inpanify. while t8sv disported themselves il
tie cd time Eaiment Every body supposrs
they ~sFs z.nplJ couple of eccentric Aneri
cans bent on having good time. and had N
IDEA Of ths real cause of their peculiar attire
I Cincinnati Enquirer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

ne fr-t rcsng xil1 20 he crorastsi r.
A,narses was a-vesr-oia Aii.ia " s5Ssieler. he
Fl-efr4s. Light ceu1panv IN Cinrfn1sfi Her
h.~fv ~ss hnrrei ar week re the ,~rrstrrv
e. seaf eifv. Th~ corrse. ~7sppcl ia vhss.
s,,e tr~ssf. ~as siid irfe tse -etsr* ~ s'~o sf-
ksar IN rrf ard srzle II 80 xssee - the
holy ~ the heat devsar~l g AfieF sn Ae'sr
tbe hl1se fasnes soeppesf clcciise srent -
telv. assi frog vhf1e sts'eas Tas sea uhe-s
r. kad se~s Ttes> sssrs ~ael Tsfssresl rr.
~eizhsf - tkan roazsd Ter ~efe -
t-1r.rd - fae persrfs sri Tfh = rrses~v9i
~ IN ura 3 ~es ~ n,rrs sstia.rss.es -
- srsmaterx Nss x5rk IA
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Vine seuths q wild sulnsais in confinement
ar sa;d bv a relif-al vTiaer e. - saeiecc %
kears disease. hut al s0iusais hasa their -
suiiarsties Eiepassee. ssys Fepsiar Sciencs
henfhlv. ara sahiect - msnv diseases. re
Nost corsrncu srd fstsi ~ vii~h . rseu-
unatisrn Nenxeys aud eshccrss generally asr
from brnnsaisl sf7ectieas nnd teart disease.
and snT-r ,nnch fra-s tvrheia fever Ane
mas rf tie feiins rtce a. mcst Siafers 81
dys.nserv and hsars sseaze. ant tt-lr ursy
aeer. snseispes. So. arr rfcss aaoie ~ t,e
~s-,e airictscns Anin,ais ~ tse csnine tgite
.re the heaitniesf. ens tao MANY va.vss usi1s,
Nc ~ kept togethrr CT fhey WI sas one an
ofhar
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
V0SSEN BROTHERS


We have marked our
entire stock OF CloakS ar
lower figures than ever
before Tor goods Of COR
responding qualify.
Every garment IS made
with the greatest care,
trimmed tastily, and OF
superior fl, which is due
TO our large increase of
sales in this department.
We are showing the
greatest bargains ever
offered, and would ad-
wise every lady thinking
OF purchasing a Cloak 20
examine them without d
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

examine them without delay. We have received 100
more OF the all-wool Short Wrap of which we
created such an excitement at $7eo. worth SI2.oo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

One affair. OF which Was an eve witness.
was very ladicrous. "e were in parole camp
during the winter CT 1864 az Enterprise,
Mss, and. OF course. in winter quarters The
cabins were constructed with the strictest re-
gard 70 economy Ia material and labor, al
though TIE former was IN wasteful abundance.
\ mai chimney eight feet hjgh was fairly in
proportion with the rest OF the structure.
Thls description IL necessary 10 understand
what follows. At this time wheat -four was
almost unknown in tho lower south, and an
occasional ration Of il was hailed as a God
send. u was on such an occasion that hall
wirted soldier could be seen through his open
cabin door carefully baking some biscuits
for supper One OF my rlen told ne 70 take
post in the darkness outside so as TO cosa-
mand view Of the fireplace, and TO ava.;
results
Very soon observed a commotion in the
cabin. IL was suddenly filled with smoke
and when tins cleared away the occupant mp
pearcd to be counting bis biscuit He gnIed
around the room in dszed sort Of way
looked under his bunk and finally peeped out
doors, as II locking for something Will,
tsis was transpiring the wag had joined me
with a hot biscuit in his hand, aud explained
his modas operandi. He had rolled a blocl
near the chimney, ana armed with piece q
pine bark aad long. sharp stick, be MOUNTED
it, inserted bis stick in the chimney anC
waited. When bis victim lifted the Id 70 in
spect bis treasures, the bark closed the mouth
OF ths chimney, driving the dense pine srnok,
into his face. binding and sitting him. II
ar instant A biscuit was stuck. whisked M
tho chimnsy and the joker was gone. Thi
was repeated until the terror stricken cool
flsd from bis bat IN dismsy, with the firm be
lief that the devil or n witch had possession
asd was carrying OF his supper on broom
stick. And such continued TO be his belle:
and IL must be confessed that it was founde'
upon much better evidence than tha. usuall
given in support OF ghost story -Er- Con
federa;e Colonel ia Philadelphia Times.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

The prestidigitstor places upon table q
glass salf full of black liquid that has every
app~arancs Of being ink. lie SHOWS tAe spec
tstors a White card. dips it into the glass and
eaz-s it cut stained with black. See cut
This done. hs cpncen's ths glass urder nap
kin Or hansakerchies. then he suddenly re-
nevss shs lsrter and the glass s seen TO con-
tan a clear liquid, watch = water. See cut.>
fs's trick sxciees very great astorishmsns
wAea IL Is well performed. but not@i7s IL
easier than torspest il
Pure water Is pcured into a tumbler, ant
ths to~sr part of shs latter IS lin~a with a
ssris ss black cloth. dsnnel or cashmere, mp
70 she level of ne hq1id. At = certain dis
tancs OF shis gives tns water every sppear-
ancs or seirg Ink
Previous % this card has been prepared
hT >oioriax q third of enc of is sides with
blacs INK Wsen this card Il shown % tho
spectators is s presented 70 them white side
gs,rsniost After it hss been dipped into the
ALLEGED ink. is \ turned around 80 IS - show
the mixed surface. and i tAen appears as II is
hal really osvn immersed in ink
Then the xfssS = covered With the fabric.
ard ths latserfsinssrtsd into il far enough to
aIlsw the angsrs 20 grasp ths black lining
srf quickly remove it. and thus maks the
bach Kquis appear a. vster.
Experiments q he snns nsturs may be
more scisnttecaily performed ~ means ot
rhesnlcal yrsci pilates. Add tincture q ioaiae
% -rys.sGised scstsc acid. ard You vii obssia
r~,i liquid having tae appearances q wias.
Pour into ne mixture a solution * hTpcsol-
phit= y soda. and ycu Vii c5tain MIX
whin- lqnid. and The vine win sen % hsve
been converted into milk. Fus some iedldo
of potassium into an aqucous soiutlon - =
Eals u nerrury the bschierida. f~r rxsrnplel.
and yon vii ha~e red precipitats of ioaids
cf mercury. An sxceS< 81 ths resgent ais-
solves the pr~cieitste. ard tae color d.sap-
pearS This later experiment Is very curious,
snre The rwo liquids have tie appearance oi
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
SCIENCE AND MAGIC.
IA. Fseallk4 D.ss4ss< 90 Haiea 4atsa4is
- CssazesaeeI tEs 9absae-8os
ssl1Als 49, -. Css.Efeet Sesss
an1 Fr1Isas aale Eea1x

A ss.a zs tAs pxirlrg sszs1n selz IA chs
1rss eal's ~ 80 s.lrA-4c-e@ r a PrefA4s 10
rzz1 - > - usi.e4 " = l4s- 1el.tar sz -. <
nifl. ails fiIrtlsf1afs i6az a. Ele sls-g vita
eaE a. froEa IS ;ar1lef First - eo.iaels .
e'4aa.isF - ee.l.s-ea. 1esc1a material. lAs 80
s4es st lr3sscer4t14 .4ad pl11ts zsl1 saEsF
Esesis -sess - aIars ~lta as 4o..tl t1r3 -
irresl.l-r eil-llizr m4ss. lclas4las Is
pEa-ss1 aaa kaes-t ga lle8 aii.l a quarter ln
t,4HslsF fhsa as covers ths tcp sin sili-
"a 1sA1sri4.s. aad iezFas Ia -ha center - els
ssde "a afsftars - act a. q doorway As 20
r7s1s tie o5sfs r.sslaer oy creeping over
than ~ifa SIS ls>.ll - eaasnfs ssasz 1rally
-lta g1s tlnly 1ll-z tlzs ss-apes sss1a as
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

In fsw aours ths uest Is completsd and
fls h-te archisscs ssts ca. IN quest ot part
nsr. fals partner, N1sn foHnd, he pushes
with his snoul into the nest Ia few min
usss shs hys two or three tiny transparent
yellow eggs. after sich shs leaves the nest
through a hole bored wilh her scout opposite
tas one by which she onterel The nest has
now two doors. and she eggs are exposed TO
ths cool stream q water which entering By
ono door lows >ot a. tho ether. This by
Keeping up fresh <ad constant csirrens sup
plies thom with the oxygen necessary for
aatchinx Next day ths little sultan brings
a nsw partner 70 kts home 20 aid few more
sgxs 20 hlJ stock Of sps~n. fhis operation hs
repeats until tho nest II nearly fuu, when hs
ssts 70 work himself % iacubsEs them la
about 0ns month the young are hatched,
when is becomes the duty of the male to pro-
tsct aad care for them
stieklssacks ars by no means ths only fish
tss nal>s Of which take care Of their helpless
pregeny. Csrtaia catfsh. for example. and
many other species, construct nests IKE good
fathers and guard the spawn dsps sired in
tssna BY their unnatural spous>s- The cut
rspr.ssating pair ot ssicklseseks and their
srss g reproduced from Corshill Akgazins.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Il Ail Hi.t, ID
hlscd .. .. -. tlA..4
-fs ~ fan {, = .s fHI.e.a
tits y. nth.Is eai.f - - eHn1ft.
ricsllHs care fso l.a ti.fliia e. siiaafit i.t.
D. assf o. aHt 7 su ilti1is FaftlI fa.s f.Ia "a
tay ,fness ruF Hfsno iisfstis iiFf.s. - sad
tnn lt,rfit iiif.li eJlsIlt'l - niale ti f.ilot
WIN Trough fsias tfst J lcEtis . as
nlNH llekel Dfirs 81. Esneoc a ea4 ti $50.
EFtHI
A. IS. 1oHSsoS. Nich fast tf't 9s Naass,.s
tEfs. H kuhait tti IS - 4 >. N1anlf
N. h saf s Il a. ani a. tai1sr
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Thc recert taruinz - che 0rera Cc1iiG1s
thsz1re in Paris rss 1ivsa rise - Ssverai spx
restions. wsi-h are weii w,rttv q corsidsrs-
tcr. ~ n,ears II preventing i,ssz - he aur-
iux ranic is sslch paeiic erlssaes one =
these = givsn by xeuslsraan sixrirx hins-
sef 81 n Norwood. snd = 60 ths esTect
ssat ne ezlss provided ssculd be uet locked
dcess ss uov. tus thsn partitions = riAnk
~afch vrusd stssd rso<sersts srszesrs on
crairarv occasions. hut brssk aown sssslv
urcsr forcfsle rre~Urs Ihey mixhs - IN
s-riset with re not<cs ~fn csse - ra1ir.
hrrsk throngh.~ Aeetaer Esz<-s=an r. thas
sfesnsante ssouId sisays - sssticrs-d - th-
exif 4.~.rx ~ or~r fts~l srd Ias cns fse
p~cple a thiri aer~Srsor. ~>irh er--rs
f1,na Gerrsav. : fhss innssa-sss paint sho0 a
ee ase7 &, rrsrs sne sxfts n csse = safk.
nsssL - ssseils Nagaxne
F.sntstxr Nssss~.
T<s s.~ra ~,ortss'sossae stsasF cfir. .ratsti
-. s>-,r nnvfnx bren frsf asae spee a.
a. i<zzeps prstes aoass.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-06
Bcwildering tricks.

Salo Ansbach the professional
trickster" is in town. He called at
the APPEAL Office yesterday and did
some work in magic that seemed
almost miraculous. He lets two
persons hold each end of a cane.
He then takes a gold ring from
your finger, strikes the cane with it
and in second the ring has en-
circled the cane. He lays a dollar
on your table, places a handker-
chief over it and it drops through
the solid table on the floor. He
has hundred of these odd fancies
in ledgerdemain and guarantees to
teach the clumsiest man to do them
all. Rooms at the Arlington for the
next four days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-06
Notice To stockmen.

j. Trullinger, Veterinary Surgeon
begs leave to announce that he will
be at the Ormsby House, Carson
City, during the remainder of the
week, for the purpose of taking or
ders for veterinary surgical instru-
lnents and physicians supplies.
Lastic stockings for man or beast.
Also agent for the Harvard Surgical
Chairs. Also special agent for G..
L. Hussey's Black Leg remedy in
cattle. Ranch or county rights for
sale.
/ also practice Veterinary Medi-
cines and surgery, Dental Work etc.
Consultation and examination free.
Call at my Office rooms, No. AZ
and 43 Ormsby House and see my
surgical instruments.
Respectfully,
j. TRULLINGER,
of the firm of
Trullinger & Co.
No. 20 North Fourth Street,
Philadelphia, Penna.
p. o. Box 1923.
st
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-06
Webster.Brady Co.

The Old Theatre was packed to
the doors last night to witness the
third performance of the above ex-
cellent company. The old stage
was used very effectually by the
handsome special scenery carried
by the company. The London
Bridge Scene looked complete and
gained round of applause. After
Dark, the attraction given is a very
good play and it was splendidly
acted.
The Old Tom of VIM. A. Brady
was genial surprise to the audi
ence. To those who had seen him
in the two preceding plays, his
performance of last nights difficult
part, was a revelation in character
acting. His make up, his elocu-
ton and general rendering of the
old besotted bum could not be i'm
proved upon.
Mr.. Webster AS George Med
hurst got great deal out of moth
ing and sustained the good i'm
preston he has already made by
his manly and effective acting.
Miss Charlotte Tittel, as Eliza, the
outcast, was at her best and played
her part magnificently. She is a
splendid young actress and has a
brilliant future before her. Miss
Laura Biggar also made decided
hit as Rose Egerton, her songs in
the third act capturing the audi
ence. "Bid me Goodbye" was a
gem in its way and is the best Sc
lection she has yet rendered. w.
III. West was quiet and gentleman
ly In Gordon Chumley, j. w. Nc
Connell played Chandes Belling-
ham with reserve power and made
the most of an unthankful part.
We must not forget to mention
George Stevens whose impersonation
of Dicey Morris was one of the sue
ceases of the performance. He
plays q good Jew. Tonight East
Lynn will be presented with q
splendid cast. Miss Title appears
as Lady Isabel. Mr.. Webster
rendition of Sir Francis Levison ie
said to be very good. Tomorrow
night Lights Of London.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-06
THE PARls INITIALS.
A Very Convenient Machine
for Robbing the Public.

IOr RoDOAuS thc FuDA1Cs
For the first time in the history
of the State the Paris Mutual pools
system has found its way into the
race tracks of Nevada.
1t is the fairest and most simple
system ever devised for betting,
yet it can be so manipulated as to
constitute a most convenient ma
chine for robbing the public. The
old fashioned pools are sold on the
outcome of the race, but the Mutual
System sells on the heats alone.
Thus, in 8 in race A may
win over B, and his hackers realize
largely, while the hackers of B bet
ting on heats can win on 2 heats, A
throwing the race to accommodate
the pool box. This is where the
principal swindle comes in, ard no
matter how fast the favorite may be,
if the driver is willing to take tip
from the pool seller he can easily
leave the hackers in the lurch.
This game was played so openly in
San Francisco that the Directors of
the Bay View District Fair ordered
the System off the track.
In Sacramento this System gave
such dissatisfaction that 1t was
scored roundly by the papers.
But collision with the jockies is
not the only way of swindling
the public. The ticket holders
complain that the method of keep
ing the accounts is not fair. 1t is
claimed that the machinery of the
box is manipulated so as to change
the percentage. For instance there
are II tickets on A and Is on B;
just as B comes down the home
stretch in the lead, sure winner,
and the crowd are all looking, a
few clicks of the machine send the
figures up to 20 tickets on B and
the percentage to the winner is low
cred. 1t is claimed by investors in
these pools that these tricks have
been played here, but SO far this
claim has not been substantiated.
Ii the holders of tickets will hire
a man to stand in front of the
pools and keep tally this feature of
the game can easily be beaten.
The feature which allows the
heats to be thrown by the jockies
in the interests of the pool box,
however, cannot be beaten except
by letting it alone.
Yesterday a row was kicked up
over the accounts and percentage,
but the investigation sustained the
pool box.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-06

DIR. H. j. Smith OF San Francisco
author of popular lectures on
"Science of Life," Diseases of the
Male" Diseases of the Female"
"Nasal Catarrah and its Cure"
Diseases of the Eye" etc., will be
at the st. Charles Hotel, Carson on
and Friday, Oct. 9th, and
9TH, fully prepared to examine and
commence the treatment of all
chronic and special diseases. in
Guiding: Alterations OF the Eye,
Deafness, Nasal Catarrah, all
Throat and Lung Diseases, all
Nervous, Blood and Sexual Dis
eases, or weakness in either sex.
DIR. Smith has made regular pro-
fessional visits to Nevada for years
and is we'll known throughout the
Pacific Coast as the most successful
practitioner in Chronic and Special
diseases. All of his old patients, as
well as new ones are invited to call.
Oct 2 1w.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-06

been paced in this State. Levi.
made the first heat, Prince the sec
ond, Pocahontas the third, anG
Prince the fourth. 1t was set fol
the best four in seven, and in the
fifth heat the excitement ran sc
high that there was over 500 in
the Mutual pools, and the crowd
wild.
After the bell was given Prince
took the lead, but on the back
stretch Sweeny began to overhaul
his rival. and rounding the turn
with Lewis, Tapped his wheel in
fine shape.
A roar greeted the two sulkies as
they came down the home stretch,
Lewis slowly gaining inch by inch,
with Sweeny plying the whip on
tue horses TANKS like mad man.
"Send it to him."
"Let him have it, was the cry.
The horse took his punishment
nobly and never lost a step. As
he shot Under the wire Sweeny Was
giving him all he could rain down
and still he did not break. He
won by neck and the crowd al
most lifted the roof off the Grand
Stand as the heat was won. Time
I:15a
Princes hackers stood by their
favorite but Sweeny captured the
next heat by flashing his horse
down the home stretch and pressing
him for all the steam in him. Time
2:15t and Lewis hackers were dane
ing all over the grounds. The
next heat Prince got his feet and
won in 2:l64 1t was now dark
and the race was postponed until l
o'clock today. The next heat will
probably be the deciding one, and
last night the betting men were
stalking hundreds on their favorites.
ToDAY's RACES.
Match race between Spoon
er's Black Prince, DR.. Guion's Jul
ian G. and E. w. Clarke's Trick
sey. Half mile heats, in 5.
Finish of postponed pacing
race for purse of $500.
3.-Bicycle race; last and slow.
4.-Dash of 600 yards, between
Trays Butcher Boy and Preseau's
Tom.
6.-Coyote race with stag hounds.
6.-Trottlng race, 3 in 5, purse
$3.50. Between Reno Belle, Clara
G. and Franklin.
7.-Five-eights dash, purse $50.
Between Lookout, Panama, Susie
S. and Clara G..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-06
JACOB ZECH

The we'll known piano manufacturer
and tuner of San Francisco, has ar
rived in Carson and will remain for
a short time. Orders left with Mr..
Chas. w. Friend will receive prompt
attention. Mr.. Zech is now con-
nected with the Matthias Gray Co.
in San Francisco and is the ONLY
AUTHORIZED AND RECOGNIZED TUNER
for the great Piano Mandatory of
Steinway & Sons, New York, and
will visit this State, twice every
year, in future as before. =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-06
A CLOSE SHAVE.
Clerk Peugh, of the Airing.
ton, Shot At by a Burglar.


Yesterday morning, just before
day break, Mr.. Peugh, Clerk of the
Arlington, woke up and found a
man in his room feeling under his
pillow for the sack containing the
receipts for the previous day. He
sprang out of bed and grappled
with the man, and in the struggle
the burglar drew his pistol and fired
one shot.
Peugh threw his head to one side
and the bullet grazed his temple.
The man sprang through the door
in his stocking feet grabbing one
shoe and leaving another. The
scuffie reused the house but it was
too late to catch the man. The
shoe however will probably lead
to his arrest.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-06

All visiting brothers and mem
bers of Carson Lodge, No. 4. X. OF
p. are requested to be at the depot
this evening at $50 o'clock, to
meet and escort the visiting broth
ers from Virginia City, Gold Hill
and Dayton, to the Lodge Room.
BY request of the Committee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-06

1t is said that A. G. Ellis, OF
this city, will form q law partner
ship with Dickson, ex-U. 8. DIS
trict Attorney of Utah, and reside
in San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-06
The twenty-five Mile race.

A special race of rs miles has
been arranged for tomorrow, the
riders to change horses every four
miles. There ara several entries
and the farms of Carson Valley
are being raked to furnish horses to
run this race. It will be the liveli-
cot event of the fair. Moro of the
details tomorrow.